Joseph Solis-Mullen

Joseph Solis-Mullen, a political scientist and economist at The Libertarian Institute, dives into the escalating violence between India and Pakistan, particularly over Kashmir. He contextualizes the historical rivalry and the recent militant attacks that have reignited tensions. The conversation expands to touch on the role of key players like the U.S. and insights into nuclear capabilities in the region. Solis-Mullen also addresses the need for a diplomatic approach to mitigate these ongoing conflicts and the broader implications for global geopolitics.

Scott interviews Joseph Solis-Mullen about his book debunking the fear of a noninterventionist approach with China. They discuss common talking points, analyze popular books on China, and explore the implications of China's rise. They also delve into the possibility of Taiwan invasion, the manipulation of public opinion, and the controversial movie 'Red Dawn'.

In this engaging conversation, educator Joseph Solis-Mullen, an expert in political science and economics, discusses Ralph Raico's compelling lectures on Western political thought. He highlights the historical dynamics of class conflict and critiques the bureaucratic influences seen in thinkers like John Stuart Mill. The duo explores the evolution of liberalism, contrasting it with other ideologies and emphasizing the importance of context. They recommend essential readings for those interested in libertarian thought, spotlighting the need for clarity in modern political discourse.